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Virtual teaching platforms benefit fledgling educatorsMaster of Arts in Teaching students practice with simulated classrooms, as well as the real thing.
Bringing the classroom homeThe GO STEM Hub, housed at EOU, will deliver learning kits to rural families impacted by COVID-19.
Economic research promises better data for rural countiesFaculty and students will provide socioeconomic analysis so communities can better understand trends, support planning efforts, and undertake economic impact analysis of specific projects or investments in the region.
Building bridges for a brighter tomorrowBridge Academy courses offer a fully online leg-up for professionals in healthcare and education.
Masked, moved-in and motivated at EOUStudents moved into EOU residence halls and participated in fully virtual orientation activities before classes began for fall term.
Testing, virtual events mark start of EOU fall termSchool starts Sept. 23, and the first week of classes will be held virtually to accommodate testing for COVID-19.
Education professor Amanda Villagómez presents her research at EOU Colloquium Jan. 28 via Zoom.
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Members of the art faculty at EOU display their recent work in the on-campus gallery.
Undergraduates in the Health and Human Performance program collaborated with faculty and healthcare professionals to carry out original research.
Academics, campus life and university operations proceeded in the midst of a pandemic with remarkable success.
The pandemic-safe sport has continued competition this fall.
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Alumnus and entrepreneur Richard Chaves was elected to serve as EOU Board Chair through November 2021.
After decades of public service, Board Chair David Nelson will retire at the annual Board Retreat on August 10.
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The Early Childhood Education program received an ‘A’ for integrating diversity, equity and inclusion into the undergraduate curriculum.
Master of Arts in Teaching students practice with simulated classrooms, as well as the real thing.
Ben Dorfman lives in Germany and teaches in Denmark, but he’s bringing his expertise in human rights to EOU for Colloquium Dec. 10.
Merit-based scholarships will be awarded using students’ GPA, rather than standardized test scores.
First-generation students discover connection and support at EOU amid the pandemic.
After 66 years, the Pierce name will be removed from EOU’s library. Trustees also approved an operating budget and presidential compensation package at their Nov. 12 meeting.